difference between america s two major political parties, and what they want for the future of this country couldn t be more stark. this week, the former president and republican president nomination, donald trump, tweet of his trump national golf club in bedminster, university speaking of the league s big tournament this weekend. now, the live tour is a new venture, financed by saudi arabia s public investment fund. it s all part of a campaign by the saudi government to refresh the kingdoms image in the eyes of the world. you see, they want you to think of your favorite golf players, when you think of saudi arabia. not their long list of human rights abuses, including the murder of the washington post schoumacher shoji. now, trump took a hands on role in that injury he had by hosting the event at his property. just miles away from ground zero, and they had this to say in his defense. well, nobody has gotten to the bottom of 9/11, unfortunately. a family member, family
in three seconds, pam will decide. i m moving closer to the grandkids! wait. i got to sell the house! don t wait, just sell directly to opendoor. easy as pie. piece of cake. whichever. when life s doors open, we ll handle the house. there are just 100 days until the midterms, and there is a clear and present threat to democracy. thanks to a far-right conspiracy mongers and nationalist running for this office in this country the committee, the democrats s main political group, that s focused on redistricting is expanding its scope for the midterms and working to defend a election form these trump backed extremists. let s excellent news.
support democracy. so, this to me is an element that provides more evidence along with all those other things i said about january six, of reproductive freedom, gun reform, that gives the democrats something to run on. they don t need to prove about joe biden. they just need to show we are confident. we are rational. the other side is. and that to me is the fundamental thing of this election. it s not don t go and try to jack up joe biden s approval numbers. it may raise, it may not. you don t need to do that. you just need to say don t turn the keys of the car over to this crazy party. because that crazy parties going to take us over the cliff with what they plan on doing to our democracy. charles, despite the polls showing a lack of support for biden s second term, bloomberg knows that many democrats are still adapting themselves to the president to help them on the campaign trail. explain that dichotomy for us. we have talked a lot about
during my republican legislature, so overall, this map is more fair, and this is a district that went from a biden 48 district to a biden 54 district. it means democrats should win this district. i have to imagine this is a must-win district for the dccc, and no matter who wins the republican primary on tuesday, i m sure they re going to be all in it to it elect the democratic candidate in this district no matter who wins on the republican side. let me switch gears if i can, and talk to you about a new report from bloomberg, which found that because of redistricting, the 22 majority black congressional districts that currently exists could be whittled down to as few as nine after the midterms. your reaction to that? i mean, look, it s a real concern overall. the thing to know and to really dig in on when you are looking at these numbers is that is
across the country have a choice to make. and it is not just a simple as, democrats versus republicans, no. november s election will be a choice between the truth and conspiracy, and the future of our democracy. let s kick things off this hour. in our midterm coverage, with matthew dowd. he s an msnbc political contributor and former chief strategist for the bush cheney 2004 presidential campaign. charles blow. he s a columnist for the new york times, and he s also an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, which have both of you with us. charles, i start with you. a former president making money off of really having the image of saudi arabia. what message does that send to midterm voters? well, i don t think it sends a strong enough message. you know, i undermine, ayman, that we keep saying that things threaten our democracy, may damage our democracy, that that january 6th threatened our democracy. i think a large portion of our